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Personal Shopping

Freelance Personal Shopper/ Stylist

Samantha Vandal (pastell.pigeon)

This includes managing and scheduling all appointments, maintaining the calendar, and reviewing and responding to client correspondence. 

I can assist your company by analyzing current fashion trends, consumer behavior, and market data to provide actionable insights, helping you make informed buying decisions that align with emerging consumer preferences and industry shifts.


Additionally, I manage services like alterations, product transfers, and holds while supporting the Personal Shopper’s schedule with errands and tasks to maximize efficiency. 

My fees as a Personal Shopper can vary depending on the services I provide, the location, and my level of experience. Here are the main pricing structures I offer:

Hourly Rate:

 I typically charge an hourly rate, which ranges from $150 to $500 per hour. The rate depends on the complexity of the service. For example, a general shopping session usually costs between $50 and $150 per hour, while a high-end luxury or celebrity-level service may go upwards of $300 to $500 per hour.

Flat Fee per Session: 

For specific services like wardrobe consultations, styling sessions, or shopping trips, I charge a flat fee. These sessions typically range from $150 to $1,500, depending on the type and level of service.

Package Deals: 

I also offer package deals, which bundle multiple sessions or services together (such as wardrobe assessment, shopping, and styling). These packages can range from a few hundred to several thousand dollars, based on the services included.

Subscription or Retainer Models: 

For clients who require ongoing services, I offer a subscription or retainer model. This involves a set monthly or annual fee in exchange for a predetermined number of hours or shopping sessions each month.

The cost of my services generally reflects the level of personalization and expertise I bring. For clients needing high-end or specialized services—such as fashion consulting for executives or celebrities—the rates are typically higher, whereas more general shopping services are priced accordingly.